I’ve been taking pictures now for around 15 years. I start the clock around the time my dad brought a DSLR to our house and decide to leave it for me to use. It was a Canon Rebel XT and I still have it. This is the camera that made me realize I could take […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-11-13
Christo Grozev on Twitter: “For me, one of the most memorable moments was when we got access to the leaked #Runtastic data of Gordienko – a trained GRU assassin. The data had his pulse history on a per minute basis – and we found his pulse spike on the da Twitter is Going Great!another event […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-11-06
NetNewsWire – On Following Twitter Feeds with NetNewsWireIn NetNewsWire 6 we added the ability to follow Twitter in NetNewsWire. It’s an RSS reader, not a full-blown Twitter client, but it does allow you to follow timelines, mentions, and searches. Bike: Innovative Rich Text EditingWatching the video and thinking about the small details of tools. Also […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-10-30
Cadillac Lyriq #shorts – YouTubeso much technology in education is the glove box Hey Elon: Let Me Help You Speed Run The Content Moderation Learning Curve | TechdirtNow play it out in all the ‘disruption’ lands — taxi/uber, hotel/air b&b, education . . . AreYouPressworthy.comThis website calculates your press value based on current reporting in […]
Little Hover Element Tweaks
This is a pattern I’ve done on a couple sites recently that I want to put somewhere handy. Bootstrap stretched-link Often you want a whole div and its components to be clickable as a link. Trying to wrap the whole thing up as a link often doesn’t work well. Making lots of links is messy. […]
Bending it in the browser
I was listening to the Shop Talk Show episode on patching the web. They mentioned removing the trending tweets sidebar and it reminded me to do that. I had to look up aria label selectors in CSS, but applying this bit of CSS using Stylebot removes it nicely. Digital fluency/Anti-app rambling I couldn’t do that […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-10-23
Matt Damon’s “Fortune Favors the Brave!” Crypto Ad Turns OneIf this happens, this “Fortune favors the brave” ad will go down in history as a particularly vivid example of how money as a concept mesmerizes the human mind and overwhelms our ability to think rationality. How could it be otherwise? Money is both totally imaginary […]
WordPress CSV import to custom post type and taxonomies
Ever since Google Sheets killed the native JSON feeds, a number of projects of mine have broken and been left adrift. One of those projects was my activities list for conferences and various things like that. On Tuesday, we were asked to revisit our work profiles. One of the requested items was “Relevant publications, presentations, […]
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Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-10-16
Dashboard Design Patterns Jason Scott on Twitter: “https://t.co/OgxaCTVSC9” / Twitter Paolo Pedercini on Twitter: “Meta announced Microsoft Excel for VR and I’m actually delighted because I’ve been collecting images of immersive spreadsheets for almost 10 years https://t.co/Nz81K5uOhR” / Twitter Jazz FM Romania | Listen live worth looking at Michael Thomas on Twitter: “You know all […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-10-09
Legs are coming to the Metaverse and everyone is…underwhelmed | Mashable “Everyone has been waiting for this,” said Zuckerberg’s elevated avatar at yesterday’s Meta Connect developer event. “But seriously, legs are hard, which is why other virtual reality systems don’t have them either”. Warren Craddock on Twitter: “I’ve worked on a number of high-profile failures: […]